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Pastimes : Let's Talk About Our Feelings!!!

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To: Jacques Chitte who wrote (40626)6/16/1999 4:49:00 PM
From: The Philosopher  Read Replies (2) of 108807
 
I have a tough time accepting a moral code because someone
recommended it - even if that someone is intelligent, thoughtful, a nice guy and has
obviously been touched by something Cool.


I appreciate the compliments, but I wouldn't want anybody to accept a moral code on my say so.

I'm regretting discussing my situation not because I am concerned about the discussion of it or that anybody may think me strange, but simply because some things are beyond the written word, and anything I write, however careful I am, is both incomplete and misleading.

As to your specific questions, I have found many books that have part of the truth (or Truth if you prefer), none that has the whole truth, many that are helpful to my search (my experiences -- note plural -- are not complete one-time incidents but part of an experiential process interspersed with very special moments of experience of/communication with the divine, and I told you words just don't cut it). It really is like trying to explain a Mozart symphony to somebody who has been profoundly deaf from birth. Try to write an essay explaining the power of music to someone who has never heard a single sound in their lives, and see how far you get! <g>
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